User guide

iLive Reference Guide – Hardware Part 1 - 3 AP6526-1 iss.5
Precautions
Damage : To prevent damage to the equipment cosmetics, avoid placing heavy
objects on the unit, scratching the surface with sharp objects, or
subjecting the unit to rough handling and vibration.
Environment : Protect from excessive dirt, dust, heat and vibration when operating
and storing. Avoid tobacco ash, smoke, drinks spillage, and exposure
to dust, rain and moisture. If the equipment becomes wet, switch off
and remove power immediately. Allow to dry out thoroughly before
using again.
Cleaning : Avoid the use of chemicals, abrasives or solvents. The equipment is
best cleaned with a soft brush and dry lint-free cloth. If the ventilation
grilles become blocked with dust use a vacuum cleaner to suck the
dirt out. Do not remove the cover to clean the unit.
Transporting : The equipment should be transported in the original packing or
purpose built flightcase to protect it from damage during transit.
Cables: Plan the location of the equipment so that the connecting cables are
not fully extended. Full extension of the cables can stress the
equipment and cables and may result in undesired performance.
Ensure that the cables are located such that they cannot be stood on
or tripped over.
Modules: Do not remove the modules from the equipment while power is
applied.
Avoid using the equipment in extreme heat and direct sunlight. iLive-T
and iLive-R Surfaces feature a composite front panel, to which exposure to temperatures
above 50ºC, with ambient temperature of 35ºC, may cause temporary change in
appearance. Continued exposure to temperatures above 50ºC may cause permanent
damage to the composite panel.
Allow time for the system to reach normal working temperature at the
venue before operation if it has been stored in sub zero temperatures. Computer and
touch screen technology can be affected by extreme cold. Recommended operating
temperature for iLive is 5 to 35 degrees Celsius.